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Alenkinab [10]
2 years ago
15

Under conditions when there is very intense competition between memebers of the same species the distribution of individuals wil

l tend to be:____.
Biology
1 answer:
user100 [1]2 years ago
8 0

As the intense competition of the species are observed in clumped distribution, so the answer is distribution of individuals will tend to be clumped.

<h3>What is intraspecies competition?</h3>

The competition which  occurs between individuals of the same species  based on common need for a limited resources,  leading to a reduction in the survival and reproduction rate.

Intraspecific competition for exploitation which is an indirect type  observed when an individual consumes the available resources.

Intraspecific competition by interference observed when the individuals fight to access for other's food.

Hence, answer is clumped.

Learn more about same species competition , here:

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